General Motors Co. white-collar employees will be expected to return to the office three days a week later this year, the company said Friday.
A specific timeframe for when employees will begin work under the new system was not released. The move comes after GM last year introduced a "Work Appropriately" model that gave GM teams the flexibility to work from home, a lab, an office, or wherever they can do their best work.
"As the COVID landscape has dramatically improved, and as we accelerate our transformation and enter a rapid launch cycle, we are evolving Work Appropriately to drive the best collaboration, enterprise mindset and impact," GM spokesperson Maria Raynal said in a statement. "Effective later this year, employees who transitioned to working remotely some or all of the time during the pandemic will pivot to a more regular in-person work cycle, and they will now be expected to work three days on-campus each week. We're committed to maintaining flexibility to ensure our employees can attend to personal commitments, and we will share details with them in the coming weeks."
